Bainbridge

“It’s a unique vantage point to be tethered to a top-tier American city, but also drive 10 minutes and get your beautiful organic greens straight from the farmer,” he said of life on Bainbridge.

One day Captain Bainbridge, of the Essex, was talked to in an abusive way, and said little back.

Bainbridge and his fellow-officers saw the flames from their prison window and hailed them with lusty cheers.

When he saw this, Bainbridge wore his ship to give her another broadside, and then down came her flag for good.

The squadron was now much too small for service, and Bainbridge and his crew were hostages the United States must redeem.

Captain Bainbridge's fleet, which included the seventy-four-gun ship of the line Independence, was there when Decatur arrived.